How to access oracle R12 applications from windows client

Hi All,
I installed R12 oracle applications on Linux through VMWare and every thing was fine now. My database listener, database and applications are up and running. I installed Java and Mozillla and established a soft link on LInux but was not able to access oracle applicaitons from Uniix box. I was seeing if i can do it from windows client. Mine is windows vista and i pinged the ipaddress and its connecting but was not able to access applications from windows client and also from linux.
Can any one help me accessing applications from windows client and unix box

Hi;
I installed R12 oracle applications on Linux through VMWare and every thing was fine now. My database listener, database and applications are up and running. I installed Java and Mozillla and established a soft link on LInux but was not able to access oracle applicaitons from Uniix box. I was seeing if i can do it from windows client. Mine is windows vista and i pinged the ipaddress and its connecting but was not able to access applications from windows client and also from linux.
Can any one help me accessing applications from windows client and unix box1. Be sure you can ping your linux from your client
2. Be sure your selinux and firewal disable on linux machine
3. Add your IP and hostaname to your windows C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file
4. Add your url to your trusted site on windows
5. Use IE7 or check below note to can use certified browswer and access EBS
Recommended Browsers for Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 [ID 389422.1]
Regard
Helios

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